In this conversation, Don Brown, a candidate for North Carolina's U.S. Senate seat in 2026, shares his background, military service, legal career, and political aspirations. He discusses his upbringing in rural North Carolina, his experiences in the Navy JAG Corps, and his advocacy for 1st Lt. Clint Lorrance.

Brown emphasizes his commitment to public service, his legal work, and his views on various policies, including term limits and the need for a Convention of States. He also addresses the role of lawyers in politics and the importance of having principled representatives in government.

In this conversation, Brian Springer discusses the recent bombing of Iran's nuclear sites by the United States under President Trump's orders. He explores the implications of this military action, the reactions from various political figures, and the constitutional debate surrounding presidential war powers. The conversation also delves into the potential future of U.S.-Iran relations following this decisive action.

In this conversation, Brian and Spencer Morrison discuss the decline of American manufacturing and the potential for tariffs to revive the economy.

Morrison argues that the loss of jobs and factories has led to social and economic issues, and he advocates for reshoring jobs through strategic tariffs. The discussion covers the historical context of economic decline, the social consequences of job loss, and the myths surrounding free trade.

Morrison emphasizes the importance of understanding tariffs as a means to restore American industry and improve the quality of life for citizens.

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In this episode of the Springer Show, Brian discusses pressing issues facing America, including the controversial case of Kilmar Obrego Garcia, the recent ICE raids in Los Angeles, and the growing movement for a Convention of States.

He emphasizes the importance of law and order, critiques the left's portrayal of illegal immigrants, and advocates for constitutional amendments to limit federal power and restore state authority.

The conversation highlights the need for public engagement in political processes and the significance of maintaining American values.

In this episode, Brian Springer discusses critical issues facing America, including the push for fiscal responsibility in Congress, the implications of judicial overreach, and the enduring importance of free speech.

He highlights the need for spending cuts to return to pre-pandemic levels, critiques the current administration's handling of fiscal matters, and emphasizes the necessity of protecting free speech against censorship.

The conversation reflects on the contrasting approaches of the Trump administration and the previous leadership, advocating for a return to conservative values and principles.

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In this episode Brian interviews a candidate for the United States Senate from North Carolina, Andy Nilsson.

Brian, and Andy discuss Andy's background, and history as a businessman, and the reasons that he is running for U.S. Senate against the incumbent Senator Thom Tillis.

Andy likens his own stances on conservative issues to that of previous Senator Jess Helms, stating that he will also be unwavering, and crystal clear on what he represents.

Andy and Brian discuss the conservative movement within the Republican Party, and how it needs to return to a Reagan era style of conservatism.

Andy finishes with campaign statements where he tells the voters of North Carolina why he should be the next Senator.

In this episode, Brian discusses pressing national issues, including the chaotic incident at Delaney Hall, the political fallout from it, and the implications of James Comey's controversial social media post.

He also delves into a transformative legislative package known as the Big Beautiful Bill, which aims to reshape America's economic landscape.

The conversation highlights the current state of the Democratic Party and local political shifts, emphasizing the need for accountability and connection with the American people.

In this episode, Brian Springer discusses President Trump's recent trade victories, including tariffs on China and a new trade deal with the UK. He emphasizes the positive impact of these policies on American jobs and the economy.

The conversation shifts to the legal troubles faced by liberal politicians, highlighting the principle that no one is above the law.

Springer also addresses the growing discontent among conservatives in North Carolina, particularly regarding Senator Thom Tillis, and the significant political shift occurring in Robeson County as local leaders switch to the GOP.

In this episode, Brian discusses his grassroots approach to podcasting, emphasizing the importance of independent media. He highlights the prevalence of misinformation in politics and the media's role in shaping public perception.

Brian urges listeners to conduct their own research and engage in respectful discourse.

He also addresses current events, particularly immigration issues, and speculates on the future of the Democratic Party, focusing on figures like AOC and their potential impact on American politics.

The conversation delves into the complexities of immigration enforcement in the U.S., focusing on the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an illegal alien with alleged ties to MS-13.

The hosts discuss the implications of judicial actions that obstruct ICE, the role of judges in immigration cases, and the broader issues surrounding illegal immigration and due process. The dialogue highlights the tension between immigration enforcement and judicial authority, emphasizing the need for accountability in the legal system.

In this conversation, Brian Springer and Bobby discuss various topics including gang violence, government accountability, Michelle Obama's recent comments about her life, and the phenomenon of celebrity astronauts.

They express frustration over the disconnect between elite figures and the general public, particularly in the context of social issues and the expectations of government officials.

The discussion highlights the challenges of accountability in both the judicial system and among public figures, while also critiquing the narratives presented by celebrities.